At LSCSO, we are dedicated to preserving law and order throughout Los Santos County. Our deputies patrol the streets, respond to emergencies, and engage with our community through proactive initiatives to reduce crime and build trust.

We provide the highest quality of public safety service to the citizens of Los Santos County. By investing in our deputies, we will continue to deliver exceptional public service while ensuring …

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The Los Santos County Sheriff's Office (LSCSO) is the primary law enforcement agency serving Los Santos County. As the county's main policing force, the LSCSO has jurisdiction over the entire...

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At LSCSO, we are proud of our leadership team, who are committed to guiding the department toward excellence. Each leader brings a wealth of experience, dedication, and expertise to ensure that the Sheriff's Office operates effectively and meets the community's needs.

To maintain an active and effective department, all LSCSO members must meet the following activity and performance standards: Must maintain activity by participating in patrols, training sessions, and department meetings. Must log a minimum of 5 patrol hours per week (as determined by department policy).

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